> And if everyone pulled their kids out of public school, virtually all of those children would be better off Except for the children who aren’t able to be pul

> And if everyone pulled their kids out of public school, virtually all of those children would be better off Except for the children who aren’t able to be pulled out of public school. They would be far worse off. If you’re advocating getting rid of public schools as an institution, what are you replacing it with? Just not educating kids at all if their parents can’t afford it? Do you view education as a right or a privilege? Would you at least agree that society is better off if everyone is educated, or do you think it’s just a perk that you can go without?